Harald Tveit Alvestrand your note calls him son of Erik Refilsson but most of the About, and the fact that he is father of Erik Vaderhatt, makes me think he is a son of Erik Björnsson.
Especially because Erik Björnson is missing his son Anund but has a brother with that name at the moment.
Second question :)
N.N. Ragnarsdatter, {Gesta Danorum} is showing as Emund's wife but is connected to Ragnar as his daughter. So Emund is married to his ggfather's sister, which seems unlikely.
Alex, there were two of them.
Björn Jarnsida (Ironside) had two sons, Refil and Erik (titled "Erik I" in the tree).
Refil had a son named Erik (titled "Erik II" in the tree), who succeeded his uncle Erik I.
You can just imagine how many times those two have been merged!
Emund was the one who was most hit by the bad merges, it seems; Erik Björnssons's "about me" is in reasonably good shape.
Why do you think Erik Väderhatt matters?
Erik (Edmundsson) Väderhatt is named Erik Anundsson in "Hervara saga", the son of Anund Uppsale, who had a brother named Björn living near Birka, Anund (Anoundus) is named by the archbishop Rimbert in the Vita Anskarii as an ex-King in Svealand who plundered Birka 844.
In "Ynglingasagan" he is called Erik Emundsson, and there he is also the king over Västergötland, Dalsland, Bohuslän och Värmland, and there it says that he lost Västergötland to Harald Hårfager.
Erik were co-regent with his brother Olof (sveakung 854) who also were confirmed by Rimbert in the year 852, in his telling about Ansgars second travel to Birka.
Pedigree according to Hervara saga
http://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bj%C3%B6rn_J%C3%A4rnsidas_%C3%A4tt#Ant...
Harald,
Bjorn Ironside currently has 4 sons on Geni. Eric I, Refil, Anund(?) and Áslákur(?) .
Refil has a son named Eric II.
Eric I has a son named Bjorn II.
Eric II has a son named Emund.
From what i have read Bjorn II should have a brother named Anund, i have also read that Anund and Emund are interchangeable. I have not seen anywhere else a record of Eric II having a son.
So according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Muns%C3%B6 Geni has two Anund/Emunds that don't exist and is missing the one known as Anund Uppsale.
I _think_ Emund and Anund should be merged and moved to be son of Eric I.
I have no idea who Áslákur is, any suggestions?
Ulf is reading the same "sources" as me :)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Anundsson
"The Swedish encyclopedia Nordisk familjebok identifies Eric [Anundsson or Eymundsson] with the legendary Swedish king Erik Weatherhat."
Alex Moes I think what you say makes sense. I remember twisting around Amund and Emund before, but did not remember that it was in this place that they abounded.
Make it so!
Note: "Nordisk Familjebok" is a rather old (early 1900s) and very tertiary "source" - I wouldn't depend on what it says, even if Wikipedia quotes it.
I don't know why Uppsala is spelled with an E for him, i also see it occasionally with only one p.
I only mentioned weatherhat because the relationship is alread shown on Geni and is supported b a source i can locate, no matter how suspect.
By the way how would you suggest disconnecting ragnhild ragnarsdottir? Keep her as a wife or keep her as a daughter? or make a dupe and keep both? I am thinking keep her as a wife with unknown parents.
Alex Moes I would suggest disconnecting ragnhild from Emund - the marriage has no sources and no children, as far as I can tell.
Whether Ragnar had any daughters named Ragnhild - that may also be worthy of a disconnection, if we can't find a source for that either.
But the dates on the entry suggest that the person who won the merge lottery wrt dates intended the profile to be contemporaneous with Ragnar not Emund.
It's curious that one of Emund's other wives is Alof (Banger) Regnersdatter who is a dupe for Álöf Ragnarsdóttir who is the only daughter of Ragnar that we do have evidence for, but again it's just not a possible relationship unless we junk the whole Munso tree.
So there must be a website somewhere claiming a marriage between Emund and a daughte of Ragnar.
Harald Tveit Alvestrand, you will need to change the curator note on Emund Eriksson, king of Birka. Currently it calls him son of Erik Refilsson but i have moved him, as we discussed, and he is now son of Erik Bjornsson.
Note - he seems more commonly called "Amund" than "Emund", at least in Wikipedia. Of course, Wikipedia is hardly an original source.
I cleaned up the "about me", moving all the Swedish repeats to the Swedish tab and making the Wikipedia links clearly visible.
Hope he stays in the same place for a while now :-)